Saturday, February 9 6:00pm to 8:00pm @ the UUFWC $4 Donation per Guest at the Door What is Cocoa House? It is an evening where the kids and youth of our congregation can showcase their talents. Youth Community members (grades 7-12) will emcee the event, perform in skits, and auction off goods and services produced by youth/youth … Continue reading Fifth Annual Cocoa House
Mystery Pals is a UU intergenerational program designed to connect adults with children or youth within our congregation who may not otherwise have the chance to interact with one another. The Mystery Pal program provides an opportunity to connect, spread kindness, and make a friend in another generation! As part of the program, Mystery Pals will exchange clues over a four week … Continue reading It’s time to sign up for Mystery Pals!
Following the second service during the month of January, join Rev. Elaine Strawn for questions, discussion and a walk down the road of Unitarian Universalism. The class is not sequential, so join us for one or all of the sessions. The class will be meet in the great room, except on January 20th when it … Continue reading What DO [or DON’T] We Believe?
On Sunday RESCHEDULED: January 27, from 12:15 to 2:00 pm, the Racial Justice Team will host a lunch for Amnesty International’s annual Write for Rights campaign. Soups, bread, sweets, and drinks will be provided. Write for Rights is Amnesty International’s largest annual human rights campaign. People all over the world write letters on behalf of those who … Continue reading Write for Rights
The annual celebration will be held on Monday, January, 21, 2019 at 7 pm at First Presbyterian Church. The guest speaker is Judge Terri B. Jamison from Franklin County Court of Common Pleas. There is a dinner at 5 pm. Tickets are required and must be purchased in advance. For information, or tickets please contact: … Continue reading Community Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration
The Humanist Group will meet in the EEE Room at 11:00 am on the following dates. 1/6 – Humanism and the Non-Theistic/Theistic Paradigm presented by Lowell Steinbrenner 1/20 – Ethics of Abortion Limits presented by Skip Nault
On December 24th at 7:00pm there wiil be a Candlelight Christmas Eve Service lead by Rev. Elaine Strawn. Every Christmas Eve, we sing carols, share stories and readings, and end with the glow of candlelight. Join us! If you’d like, bring some of your favorite Christmas cookies to share as we gather for Wassail [non-alcoholic] following the … Continue reading Christmas Eve Candlelight Service
The workshop is on Wednesday, December 12, 2018 from 9AM-4PM at the First Presbyterian Church, Wooster. Bridges out of Poverty is a framework for understanding different socioeconomic status. This workshop explores poverty, middle class, and wealth and the various facets that define them. Positively impact the people you serve. The workshop covers the following objectives: Explore … Continue reading Bridges out of Poverty Workshop
A Blue Christmas service will be lead by Rev. Strawn on December 9th at 4 pm, The December holidays can seem overwhelming due to past memories, deaths of loved ones, lost expectations. This service is one of reflection, sharing, compassion. Everyone is welcomed.
We are participating in the Alternative Gift Market, which will be held Sunday, December 2 from 11:30-2:30pm at St. James Episcopal Church in Wooster. At this unique market you can browse displays representing humanitarian relief agencies around the world; and may then purchase $5.00 “shares” to give as gifts to friends and loved ones. With … Continue reading Alternative Gift Market
